Beginning of the destruction of Jewish literary products. Mihaly Kolozsvari Borcsa, State Secretary, throws the first book in the pulp mill.

Dresden synagogue taken down.

Archief 785: Notities voor het Geschiedwerk

Filmdoosnummer: 38

Destruction, ruins, rubble in Mainz. CU, sign reading "Zu den Bahnsteigen." Railroad debris. CU, sign reading "Bingerbrueck." US soldiers walking towards camera. Shots of airplane, soldier inspecting. Factory.

[3rd ed.]. 255 p., [13] p. pl. : ill., krt. ; 25 cm.

Omslag- en labeltitel. - Engels gesproken, Nederlands ondertiteld. 1 dvd-video (162 min.) : kleur, geluid, breedbeeld ; 12 cm

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Met lit. opg., index. 314 p., [8] p. ill. : ill. ; 22 cm.

2 ed. 3 v.

Destruction along a country road: dead horses, abandoned wagons, corpses, etc. Germans gathered on side of road. Tanks in town. Germans near a fountain in town. A German stands with a black man -- French Colonial? -- Two Germans drive by in a car and sneer at the man.

Met lit. opg. 2 dl. (., 236 p.) : ill. ; 24 cm.

Includes bibliographical references (page 24). 24 pages : illustrations ; 18 cm

Traduction de : The destruction of the European Jews. 1099 pages ; 25 cm

LS burning building. Horses graze; cart, tree, etc. Sad couple looks on; woman is keening. Wrecked train containing supplies perhaps bags of food? Brief shot of Germans removing bags.

Testimony, 7 pages, titled "Destruction of Klimontow," by Mordechai (Motel) Penczyner, describes experiences in shtetl of Klimontow, in Kielce district, Poland, during German occupation. At end of typescript, states that came from testimony given to "historical committee" in Stuttgart in 1947.